Sussex beat Glamorgan by an innings and 98 runs at Hove
Matthew Potts takes 8-66 as Durham beat Derbyshire by an innings and 22 runs
Teenager Thomas Rew hits 127 not out as Somerset set Notts 473 to win
Hasan Mahmud takes 6-69 as Kent beat Lancashire by 140 runs at Blackpool
Yorkshire declare on 246-6, leaving Warwickshire a target of 453
Northants enforce follow-on after bowling out Gloucestershire for 268
Leus du Plooy hits century for Middlesex against Worcestershire
Van der Gugten c Simpson b Goodman 17 (Sussex 521 v Glamorgan 155 & 267-8)
Summoned into the game as a replacement for Henry Crocombe, Dom Goodman takes his first wicket for Sussex as Timm van der Gugten is caught behind down the leg-side.
He walks off without bothering to look for confirmation from the umpire.
Two more needed for Sussex's fourth win of the season.
Sussex 521 v Glamorgan 155 & 267-7
Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales
Glamorgan's deficit is now under 100 which is a very small consolation indeed.
Libby run out (Roland-Jones) 0 (Worcs 265 & 0-1 v Middx 339 & 283-6 dec)
It's just not Worcestershire's day.
Dan Lategan drives straight and the ball deflects off Toby Roland-Jones hands and Jake Libby is run out for a duck having not faced a ball.
I am going to go ahead and say I think Jonny has been overcautious with his declaration. He needed to give Warwickshire a sniff. I just have a feeling the Bears will be 60-0 or 1 at the close and will shut up shop tomorrow.
Chris, Oxford
Notts 14-0 - target 473
Haseeb Hameed punishes the wide ball outside off stump from Alfie Ogborne and it races away for four.
Notts need to go at just over four an over if they do have lofty ambitions of trying to win this game.
Sussex 521 v Glamorgan 155 & 265-7
You don't see that very often.
Jaydev Unadkat fires down a bouncer to Timm van der Gugten who leans out of the way but leaves his bat in the horizontal position and it flicks the edge before flying over the keeper for four.
Northants 465 v Gloucs 268 & 209-6 (f/o)
James Bracey gets a big life on 55 as an edge is grassed off the bowling of James Sales.
Stand-in wicketkeeper Ricardo Vasconcelos dives full length to his left and gets gloves to the ball but can't hold on. But should he have left it?
It did look to be flying to first slip Justin Broad.
Bracey trots through for a single.
Warwickshire 263 & 12-0 v Yorkshire 469 & 246-6 dec
Warwickshire have negotiated the first two of 15 overs they're due to face before the close.
Alex Davies, out for a duck in the first innings, scored three twos off Jack White and Rob Yates hits the first boundary of the innings off Hassan Ali.
Only another 441 required.
A levels finished, maiden county century, carting the bowling everywhere, at 18 Thomas Rew is living his best life.
Tom, North Wales
Well done Thomas, from everyone in Somerset and the West Country.
Tony, The Mendips
Middx 339 & 283-6 dec v Worcs 265
Image source, ShutterstockAt the end of the over in which he completed his century Leus du Plooy calls time on the Middlesex innings.
It sets Worcestershire 358 to win which looks a big ask on a pitch which has never stopped offering something for the bowlers.
The other main contributions to the Middlesex second innings came from Joe Cracknell, 46 and Zafar Gohar 39 not out.
There were two wickets each for Ben Allision and injury replacement Harry Darley.
Worcestershire will have to negotiate 14 overs to the close.
Lancs 250-8 - target 424
Marcus Harris picks up a single off Matt Parkinson and Lancashire have moved to 250 but it all feels a little academic at this point.
Cooke lbw Coles 26 (Sussex 521 v Glamorgan 155 & 261-7)
Arm ball from left-arm spinner beats Chris Cooke's defensive prod and the Glamorgan keeper is gone.
He looks back to check the position of his pad in relation to the stumps, but the drift in from outside off has done for him.
Another 13 overs still left after this one as Mason Crane comes out to bat.
Middx 339 & 282-6 v Worcs 265
Middlesex captain Leus du Plooy follows his first innings 85 with an excellent century, the 26th of his first class career.
Dropped on 26, he gets there hitting Ben Allison square and benefitting from a mis-field. He punches the air and then makes a gesture of signing his bat, whatever that means.
It's now down to Du Plooy to decide on the declaration.
Middlesex lead by 356.
Leics 187 & 283-6 (f/o) v Essex 401
Image source, ShutterstockIt’s been a bit of a battle for Lewis Hill, but he goes to fifty as a thick outside edge off Shane Snater brings him two more.
The 35-year-old has been out there a long time - for 173 balls to be precise - as he brings up the landmark for the 29th time in his first-class career.
He came in with Leicestershire backs firmly against the wall and is doing a job for his county. Well played!
How much of a lead can the last four wickets eke out? It stands at 69.
Notts 1-0 - target 473
Haseeb Hameed gets off the dreaded king pair, taking a single to get off the mark from the first ball by Alfie Ogborne.
Notts 0-0 - target 473
Nottinghamshire will have to bat for at least 18 overs tonight. You'd imagine the main objective is to avoid losing wickets rather than worrying too much about chasing down 473.
Only three sides have ever chased down that many or more in English first-class cricket history:
Northants 465 v Gloucs 268 & 201-6 (f/o)
James Sales returns to the attack and concedes a single to James Bracey which brings the scores level and ensures Northants will have to bat a second time in the game.
Kristian Clarke shows nice hands to guide Sales past George Bartlett at gully for four more to bring up the lead.
How many will the hosts have to chase?
Sussex 521 v Glamorgan 155 & 257-6
Edge by Chris Cooke, but Tom Haines cannot take the catch.
He survives and is 23 not out.
Sussex 521 v Glamorgan 155 & 256-6
Sussex revert to spin with 17 overs iof play remaining. Can they get the job done this evening?
James Coles is pushed into the off-side by Chris Cooke, who takes a single.
Bailey b Foreman 1 (Lancs 247-8 - target 424)
It looks like Kent might get this done inside three days.
Bertie Foreman has worked hard with the ball and finally gets his reward, squeezing it through the gate to Tom Bailey, who is clean bowled.
Just two more wickets needed for the win for Kent.
